Eric Clapton's 'Cocaine' would be better listening, but this is what you get...
Do you think that you have the agility for this performance?

Eric Clapton's 'Cocaine' would be better listening, but this is what you get...
Do you think that you have the agility for this performance?
Print, baby, print!*
LOLOLOL
Reminds me of when i was in the 4th grade and our teacher decided we would learn civics by having nominations, campaigns, and an election for class president.
Each candidate had a booth that they built, and fellow students could visit to hear about the candidate's "platform".
At my booth, i passed out handmade 'Vote for Lee' stickers with a piece of Bazooka Gum.
After the secret ballots were tallied and i had won by a landslide, the teacher… See More
sternly chastised the class about voting for someone simply because they gave you something.
*Since the gov is buying its' own bonds (quantitative easing by any name is still QE), what's the problem with printing another trillion $ for some direct largesse to voters?
Want to get ahead in business? You must understand what your boss already knows.
If anyone doesn't get it.
Depends on the style of the letters ofc, but the expression "There is no I in team" is contradicted by the red colouring there, in the shape of the letter i.
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MIRRORME by cTeeJay
We live in an era when everyone wants to see themselves in a mirror.
In the very near future, this will be your money.
Led by the US Government and backed by the world's leading companies.
Led by the US government? Ahhh another Yellow Man with Terrible Wig Venture... no thanks I'll pass. I'd rather give my money to that poor Nigerian prince... he's got a better reputation.
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It's not so much a choice or option, it's the way that the US Government plans to 'save' the dollar and take what little value and earnings your currency has left away from you. i suspect that it will not be an overnight event (such as the 1933 gold illegal to own, the 1971 off the gold standard, 1974 petrodollar creation, etc.), but rather a slow takeover that goes largely unnoticed until it's a fait accompli. Ultimately, historians will look at it as the 1974 Petrodollar replacement with the 2027… See More
Cryptodollar.
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And has been said before, over and over again about various currencies, crypto or not.
To me, at a quick glance the companies backing it seem to be in finance/banking.
The backing is done by mostly by those who hold and move money around, not those doing the spending.
Not convinced.
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That was excellent.
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My back hurts just watching it.
Me and agility do not go together.
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